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  1. Alexa? Who made you?

    We meet the inventor of Amazon's voice-controlled service Alexa, William Tunstall-Pedoe

  2. Aleppo: Nearly one million living under seige

    Nearly one million people are living under siege in Syria, the UN aid chief has said.

  3. Aleppo: '5,000 need urgent surgical care'

    Our guests discuss the extent of the crisis in Aleppo and what needs to be done next.

  4. Aleppo is "now synonym for Hell"

    What is next for Aleppo now government forces have won control of the city from rebels?

  5. Aleppo "a failure by all of us"

    What happens now to those who fled the city and left their homes behind?

  6. Alec Stewart on a lifetime at the Oval

    Outgoing head of Surrey cricket reflects on caps, centuries and a drunk impersonator

  7. Alan Partridge takes over

    The broadcaster and national treasure on his memoir and state-of-the-nation polemic.

  8. Alan Green on Hillsborough

    Alan Green on the "dignity" of the fans at Hillsborough and his anger at the police.

  9. Alan Garner on his Booker-shortlisted novel

    Alan Garner becomes the oldest writer to be shortlisted for the prestigious Booker Prize.

  10. Alan Bennett on new film version of his The Lady in the Van

    Alan Bennett tells his real life story of the inspiration behind The Lady in the Van.

  11. Alan Ayckbourn: Scarborough鈥檚 鈥渕agic place鈥�

    Playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn on his beloved Scarborough

  12. Alaa Abdel Fattah: Britain being 'fobbed off' by Egypt

    The activist's family says Britain's actions will set a precedent for similar cases.

  13. Al Gore: US will meet Paris climate commitments

    Al Gore says the US will "meet the commitments" set out by the Paris climate agreement

  14. Air traffic boss addresses 鈥榓nger鈥� and 鈥榝rustration鈥� over flight chaos

    National Air Traffic Services boss explains why technical problems disrupted flights

  15. Air pollution: 'People are dying'

    Our guests discuss the warning faced by the government to greatly reduce air pollution.

  16. AIDS: 'It crept in sideways silently as rumours and whispers'

    The first AIDS case was reported in the UK forty years ago.

  17. Aid reaches Madaya

    Syria expert at the European Council on Foreign Relations on the implications of Madaya

  18. AI: Is there a risk of human extinction?

    Artificial intelligence could lead to extinction, experts warn

  19. Ai Weiwei: Refugees should be respected

    Chinese artist's documentary shines light on plight of refugees

  20. Ai Weiwei: China wants new world order

    Chinese artist Ai Weiwei on the China-Russia axis

  21. AI and the future of DeepMind

    Prince Harry sat down with Demis Hassabis, co-founder of DeepMind

  22. Aftermath of Brexit defeat

    Theresa May faces a no confidence vote tonight after the defeat of her Brexit deal

  23. After the referendum: Day 4

    Lucy Powell, Lord Darling, Chris Grayling and Cat Smith on Brexit aftermath

  24. After Orlando: The battle against homophobia

    How will the LGBT community respond to extremist attack?

  25. After Good Friday

    The generation who have grown up after the Good Friday Agreement

  26. African elephants face extinction

    Elephants are at risk of dying out in central and eastern Africa

  27. Afghanistan: 'We're on the very edge'

    蜜芽传媒 World Affairs Editor John Simpson describes the 'intense' situation in Afghanistan

  28. Afghanistan withdrawal

    The Prime Minister confirmed on Thursday UK troops would be leaving Afghanistan

  29. Afghanistan two decades since 9/11

    On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, a former President of Afghanistan speaks to Lyse Doucet

  30. Afghanistan peace talks

    Preparations are underway for another round of Afghan peace talks, involving the Taliban

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